Transfigure America: Help Us Make a Difference

Dear friend,

We hope this message finds you well. Today, we want to bring your attention to a special cause that desperately needs our help. In the spirit of charity and compassion, we have the opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of those less fortunate Orthodox priests in our beloved America.

In a world where we often focus on our own busy lives, it’s crucial to take a step back and consider those who are struggling every day just to exist. In the heart of America, priests and their families are facing unimaginable challenges. Yet, amidst these hardships, there are dedicated priests who, despite receiving a fraction of the compensation that some more fortunate clergy members do, are tirelessly working to provide assistance and support to those around them.

These priests are the embodiment of selflessness, and they are here to help, to uplift, and to make a real difference in the lives of those who need it most. They are the true heroes of our communities, and now it’s our turn to stand by their side.

We invite you to listen to a powerful podcast episode titled “White for Harvest: The American Mission Field.” While we understand that time may be limited, we encourage you to spare just 20 minutes to hear the compelling message within the final segment of the interview.

It’s crucial to understand that the burden of helping those in need should not fall solely on the shoulders of a few dedicated individuals. We are all part of a larger community and share the responsibility of caring for one another.

The Holy Orthodox Church is not just a place of worship; it’s a beacon of hope and compassion. While there are undoubtedly many saintly priests among us, most are caught up in a system of maintenance and struggle to prioritize what truly matters: nurturing clean hearts and helping others prepare for the eternal journey that awaits us all: Αιωνιότητα

These priests can be our advocates, our representatives, and our messengers of hope. They can reach out to those who are incarcerated, visit homeless shelters, offer support to college students in need (where we occasionally find hopeless and at risk kids), and provide companionship to the elderly in nursing homes who have no one else to turn to.

In the words of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, by our efforts and support may we hear: “Come, children of a foreign land” (Εμπρός, Παιδιά της ξενιτιάς) and not “leave me, You whom I’ve never known” (φύγετε από Εμε δε σας ξέρω) (Matthew 7:23). It’s a reminder that we must come together as a community to make a difference.

We humbly ask for your support in our mission to transfigure America. Your donation, no matter how small, can make a significant impact on the lives of Orthodox priests who need it most. Let us come together, as brothers and sisters, and be the change that our communities so desperately need.

To donate and make a difference, especially now as all donations are being matched dollar for dollar by a generous donor, please visit the following link: https://sharethefaith.net/donations/matching-funds-campaign/

Together, we can bring hope, love, and compassion to those who need it most. Thank you for considering our call to action, and may the glory of our one Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, guide us on this noble journey.

Σεβαστέ Αδελφε, άλλ’ είναι δουλειά μου να μοιράσω αυτο με όλους, αρχίζοντας με την Δικιά μου ψυχή, Δικό μου Υιο, και με Όλους που αγαπώ
Respected Brother, it is my job to share this with all, starting with my own Soul, my own Son and with All whom I love…

Κύριε Ιησου Χριστέ, ελέησον με τω αμαρτωλω
Lord, Jesus, Christ, have mercy on me.

Will you help us transfigure America?
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Glory to our one Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!


With the blessing of His Eminence Metropolitan Nicolae, Fr Evangelos (Pepps) was blessed to serve with holy clergy of the Romanian Orthodox Metropolia of the Americas. Consecration of the Mănăstirea sub acoperământul Maicii Domnului/Monastery of the Protection of the Mother of God took place in Allegan, MI, Oct. 1, 2023.

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